# Sprint 15.1: Critical Bug Fixes

> **Size**: S | **Owner**: Backend | **Priority**: BLOCKER
> **Phase**: 4.5 - Stabilization
> **Prerequisites**: Phase 4 complete
> **Status**: ✅ COMPLETE

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## Objective

Fix three critical bugs identified during Phase 4 closeout deep-dive analysis that could cause:
- Resource leaks and duplicate segments (race condition)
- State errors and duplicate webhooks (double StopMeeting)
- Unbounded memory growth (datetime mismatch in job pruning)

These bugs **MUST** be fixed before any production load.

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## Bug 1: Race Condition in Stream Initialization

### Location

`src/noteflow/grpc/_mixins/streaming.py:133-136`

### Current Code (Defective)

```python
async def _init_stream_for_meeting(
    self: ServicerHost,
    meeting_id: str,
    context: grpc.aio.ServicerContext,
) -> _StreamSessionInit | None:
    """Initialize streaming for a meeting."""
    # Non-atomic check-then-act pattern:
    if meeting_id in self._active_streams:                    # Line 133
        await abort_failed_precondition(context, f"Meeting {meeting_id} already streaming")

    self._active_streams.add(meeting_id)                      # Line 136
    # RACE WINDOW: Between check (133) and add (136), another coroutine
    # could pass the check, creating duplicate stream state
```

### Impact

- Two concurrent `StreamTranscription` calls with the same `meeting_id` could both pass the check
- Creates duplicate stream state in `_audio_writers`, `_segmenters`, `_vad_instances`, etc.
- Memory/CPU leaks as duplicate instances are never cleaned up
- Segment duplication in the database

### Fix Required

Add `asyncio.Lock` to protect the check-and-add sequence:

```python
# Add to StreamingMixin class attributes:
_stream_init_lock: asyncio.Lock

# In __init__ or equivalent:
self._stream_init_lock = asyncio.Lock()

# In _init_stream_for_meeting:
async def _init_stream_for_meeting(
    self: ServicerHost,
    meeting_id: str,
    context: grpc.aio.ServicerContext,
) -> _StreamSessionInit | None:
    async with self._stream_init_lock:
        if meeting_id in self._active_streams:
            await abort_failed_precondition(context, f"Meeting {meeting_id} already streaming")
        self._active_streams.add(meeting_id)

    # Continue with rest of initialization outside the lock
    init_result = await self._init_stream_session(meeting_id)
    # ...
```

### Verification

```python
# tests/grpc/test_streaming_race.py
async def test_concurrent_stream_init_same_meeting_rejected():
    """Two concurrent StreamTranscription calls for same meeting: one succeeds, one fails."""
    meeting_id = str(uuid4())

    async def start_stream():
        async with grpc_channel() as channel:
            stub = NoteFlowStub(channel)
            # ... send first chunk with meeting_id

    # Launch two streams concurrently
    results = await asyncio.gather(
        start_stream(),
        start_stream(),
        return_exceptions=True,
    )

    # Exactly one should fail with FAILED_PRECONDITION
    success_count = sum(1 for r in results if not isinstance(r, Exception))
    failure_count = sum(1 for r in results if isinstance(r, grpc.RpcError) and r.code() == grpc.StatusCode.FAILED_PRECONDITION)

    assert success_count == 1
    assert failure_count == 1
```

---

## Bug 2: Double StopMeeting Causes State Inconsistency

### Location

`src/noteflow/grpc/_mixins/meeting.py:48-109`

### Current Code (Defective)

```python
async def StopMeeting(
    self: ServicerHost,
    request: noteflow_pb2.StopMeetingRequest,
    context: grpc.aio.ServicerContext,
) -> noteflow_pb2.Meeting:
    """Stop a meeting using graceful STOPPING -> STOPPED transition."""
    meeting_id = request.meeting_id
    # ... signal stop to active stream ...

    parsed_meeting_id = await parse_meeting_id_or_abort(meeting_id, context)
    async with self._create_repository_provider() as repo:
        meeting = await repo.meetings.get(parsed_meeting_id)
        if meeting is None:
            await abort_not_found(context, ENTITY_MEETING, meeting_id)
        try:
            # NO IDEMPOTENCY GUARD: If meeting is already STOPPED, this raises ValueError
            meeting.begin_stopping()  # Raises if state != RECORDING
            meeting.stop_recording()  # Raises if state != STOPPING
        except ValueError as e:
            await abort_invalid_argument(context, str(e))
        await repo.meetings.update(meeting)
```

### State Transition Rules (from `value_objects.py:81-89`)

```python
valid_transitions: dict[MeetingState, set[MeetingState]] = {
    MeetingState.RECORDING: {MeetingState.STOPPING, MeetingState.ERROR},
    MeetingState.STOPPING: {MeetingState.STOPPED, MeetingState.ERROR},
    MeetingState.STOPPED: {MeetingState.COMPLETED, MeetingState.ERROR},  # Cannot go back to STOPPED
}
```

### Impact

- If `StopMeeting` is called twice:
  1. First call: RECORDING -> STOPPING -> STOPPED (success)
  2. Second call: `begin_stopping()` raises `ValueError("Cannot begin stopping from state STOPPED")`
- Webhooks may fire twice if timing allows both calls to reach the webhook code
- Client receives confusing error instead of idempotent success

### Fix Required

Add idempotency guard before state transitions:

```python
async def StopMeeting(
    self: ServicerHost,
    request: noteflow_pb2.StopMeetingRequest,
    context: grpc.aio.ServicerContext,
) -> noteflow_pb2.Meeting:
    meeting_id = request.meeting_id
    # ... existing stream stop logic ...

    parsed_meeting_id = await parse_meeting_id_or_abort(meeting_id, context)
    async with self._create_repository_provider() as repo:
        meeting = await repo.meetings.get(parsed_meeting_id)
        if meeting is None:
            await abort_not_found(context, ENTITY_MEETING, meeting_id)

        # IDEMPOTENCY GUARD: Already stopped is success, not error
        if meeting.state in (MeetingState.STOPPED, MeetingState.STOPPING, MeetingState.COMPLETED):
            return meeting_to_proto(meeting)

        try:
            meeting.begin_stopping()
            meeting.stop_recording()
        except ValueError as e:
            await abort_invalid_argument(context, str(e))
        await repo.meetings.update(meeting)
        # ... webhooks ...
```

### Verification

```python
# tests/grpc/test_meeting_idempotency.py
async def test_stop_meeting_idempotent():
    """Calling StopMeeting twice returns success both times."""
    meeting = await create_and_start_meeting()

    # First stop
    response1 = await stub.StopMeeting(StopMeetingRequest(meeting_id=str(meeting.id)))
    assert response1.state == MeetingState.STOPPED

    # Second stop (should be idempotent, not error)
    response2 = await stub.StopMeeting(StopMeetingRequest(meeting_id=str(meeting.id)))
    assert response2.state == MeetingState.STOPPED

    # Verify webhooks fired only once
    assert webhook_delivery_count(meeting.id, "recording.stopped") == 1
```

---

## Bug 3: Datetime Mismatch Causes Memory Leak

### Location

`src/noteflow/grpc/_mixins/diarization.py:367, 382, 399`

### Current Code (Defective)

```python
# In _run_diarization_job method (lines 310-398):

# Line 367 (on COMPLETED):
job.updated_at = datetime.now()  # NAIVE datetime (no timezone)

# Line 382 (on CANCELLED):
job.updated_at = datetime.now()  # NAIVE datetime (no timezone)

# Line 399 (on FAILED):
job.updated_at = datetime.now()  # NAIVE datetime (no timezone)
```

### Pruning Logic (not found in codebase, but expected)

```python
# Expected pruning logic would compare:
cutoff = utc_now() - timedelta(seconds=self.diarization_job_ttl_seconds)  # AWARE datetime
for job_id, job in self._diarization_jobs.items():
    if job.updated_at < cutoff:  # Comparison fails or gives wrong result!
        # prune job
```

### Impact

- `datetime.now()` returns naive datetime (no timezone info)
- `utc_now()` returns aware datetime (with UTC timezone)
- Comparing naive vs aware datetimes:
  - Python 3.12: Raises `TypeError`
  - Earlier versions: May silently compare incorrectly
- In-memory jobs in `self._diarization_jobs` dict are never pruned
- Unbounded memory growth over time

### Fix Required

Change all `datetime.now()` calls to `utc_now()`:

```python
from noteflow.domain.utils.time import utc_now

# Line 367 (on COMPLETED):
job.updated_at = utc_now()

# Line 382 (on CANCELLED):
job.updated_at = utc_now()

# Line 399 (on FAILED):
job.updated_at = utc_now()
```

### Related Lines Using `utc_now()` Correctly

```python
# Lines 333, 343, 344 already use utc_now():
started_at=utc_now(),
job.started_at = utc_now()
job.updated_at = utc_now()
```

### Verification

```python
# tests/grpc/test_diarization_datetime.py
from datetime import timedelta
from noteflow.domain.utils.time import utc_now

def test_diarization_job_updated_at_is_timezone_aware():
    """Job updated_at must be timezone-aware for pruning to work."""
    # Create and complete a job
    job = await start_diarization_job(meeting_id)
    await wait_for_job_completion(job.id)

    # Retrieve job and check datetime
    job = await get_diarization_job(job.id)
    assert job.updated_at.tzinfo is not None, "updated_at must be timezone-aware"

    # Verify it can be compared with utc_now() without error
    cutoff = utc_now() - timedelta(hours=1)
    assert job.updated_at > cutoff  # Should not raise TypeError

def test_diarization_jobs_are_pruned():
    """In-memory jobs should be pruned after TTL."""
    # This test requires mocking time or a short TTL for testing
    pass
```

---

## Tasks Checklist

### Task 1: Fix Stream Init Race Condition
- [x] Add `_stream_init_lock: asyncio.Lock` to `StreamingMixin`
- [x] Initialize lock in service constructor
- [x] Wrap check-and-add in `_init_stream_for_meeting` with `async with self._stream_init_lock`
- [x] Add unit test for concurrent stream initialization
- [x] Verify cleanup still works correctly

### Task 2: Fix Double StopMeeting
- [x] Add idempotency guard in `StopMeeting` RPC
- [x] Return current state for already-stopped meetings
- [x] Add unit test for double-stop idempotency
- [x] Verify webhooks only fire once

### Task 3: Fix Datetime Mismatch
- [x] Replace `datetime.now()` with `utc_now()` at lines 367, 382, 399
- [x] Add import for `utc_now` if not present
- [x] Add unit test verifying timezone awareness
- [x] Add integration test for job pruning (if pruning logic exists)

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## Acceptance Criteria

### Functional

- [x] Concurrent stream init attempts for same meeting: exactly one succeeds
- [x] Double `StopMeeting` calls return success (idempotent)
- [x] All diarization job timestamps are timezone-aware
- [x] No memory growth from unpruned diarization jobs

### Quality Gates

- [x] `pytest tests/grpc/test_sprint_15_1_critical_bugs.py` passes (17 tests)
- [x] `ruff check src/noteflow/grpc/_mixins/` passes
- [x] `basedpyright` passes

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## Files Modified

| File | Change Type | Lines |
|------|-------------|-------|
| `src/noteflow/grpc/_mixins/streaming.py` | Modify | 133-136, add lock attribute |
| `src/noteflow/grpc/_mixins/meeting.py` | Modify | 48-109, add idempotency guard |
| `src/noteflow/grpc/_mixins/diarization.py` | Modify | 367, 382, 399 |
| `src/noteflow/grpc/service.py` | Modify | Initialize stream lock |
| `tests/grpc/test_streaming_race.py` | Create | — |
| `tests/grpc/test_meeting_idempotency.py` | Create | — |
| `tests/grpc/test_diarization_datetime.py` | Create | — |

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## Rollback Plan

Each fix is independent. If issues arise:

1. **Stream lock issues**: Remove lock, accept race condition temporarily
2. **Idempotency issues**: Revert to ValueError on double-stop
3. **Datetime issues**: Revert to `datetime.now()`, accept memory growth temporarily

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## Post-Sprint

- Monitor memory usage in staging to confirm diarization job pruning works
- Add metrics for stream initialization failures
- Consider adding distributed lock for horizontal scaling (Phase 5)
